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January 26, 2016

• Foes of Vantage project prevail in Shawnee
• Steve Corbin: Don’t be hoodwinked by Iowa’s Feb. 1 presidential caucus
• Crane Brewing of Raytown goes beyond the pale ale
• Kansas families want to legalize hemp products to treat seizure disorders
• Religious colleges exempt from parts of Title IX law
• Kansas panel sidesteps hemp treatment for seizures
• Kansas Sen. Mitch Holmes apologizes for his dress code guidance for women
• Parents call for suicide prevention training in Kansas schools
• Kansas family performs for armed occupiers at Oregon standoff
• Trial underway in shooting of Wyandotte County deputy
• New sentencing is likely for inmate in 1988 firefighter deaths
• Missouri House advances ban on lobbyist gifts
• Police in Kansas City reopen a 1999 homicide case
• Olathe woman and three others are accused in government fraud schemes
• Second online threat to Raytown High School is considered ‘non-credible’
• Winning design is announced for National World War I Memorial in D.C.
• Slump in oil prices hurts Kansas but tax cuts do far more damage
• When facts are known, accusations against Planned Parenthood fall apart
• Rubio makes a pledge as he pushes for Iowa voters
• FBI begins tracking animal abuse like it does murder and rape
• Campus sexual assault study finds 21 percent of female undergraduates have been victims
• Merriam police seek three juveniles after one allegedly pointed handgun at teenager
• ATA unveils bold plan to bring two new office buildings to the River Market
• Readers react to gasoline prices, drivers of big vehicles and terrorism
• Readers react to petition drives, Missouri ethics bills and a tourism slogan
• Monday Poll results: Mixed feelings on schools
• Kansas City business owner sentenced to prison for tax fraud
• Seven children are injured when school bus and SUV collide in Kansas City
• Bernie Sanders draws the curious and the enthusiastic at Iowa event
• A trick out of the Claire McCaskill playbook: Rich Republican goes to bat for Bernie Sanders
• Burglar hit at least six KU dorm rooms while residents slept
• Clinton, Sanders share Iowa stage, strike different notes
• January to end with temps nearing 60 degrees in Kansas City; winter storm could be brewing
• TheChat: Peter Kinder boasts about his in-state fundraising
• Sen. Claire McCaskill of Missouri chosen for jury duty
• Man charged with manslaughter in crash that killed passenger, injured others
• Iowa governor hits ‘The Dab’ after the Cyclones beat Kansas
• Times announced for NASCAR races at Kansas Speedway
• Web.com Tour returning to KC area in August
• Former Rockhurst College standout Paul Martel dies at 91
• Royals license plates to be available to Missouri residents
• Chiefs’ John Dorsey optimistic team can take the next step in 2016
• David Knopf: Trip to dentist a laughing matter
• Letters: Rock the youth vote, Kansas sales tax on food
• Snarky in the Suburbs: Bad behavior is nothing to sneeze at, and neither are grocery samples
• Editorial: Finally, real progress on King Louie
• Swope Park Rangers to open inaugural USL season March 26 at Children’s Mercy Park
• Sporting KC signs veteran Portuguese defender Nuno André Coelho
• Mill Valley student will chase the ’16 race
• Just part of the team: female firefighters
• Ranking puts Shawnee Mission Education Foundation among the nation’s best
• Supporters speak out for Shawnee Mission college-prep program
• TranslationPerfect interpreters break the language barrier
• Proposed Joco coroner facility seen as regional resource
• Denise Snodell: The lives of parents are still tied to school
• Royals podcast with new beat writer Rustin Dodd
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, Jan. 25
• Freshman point guard Kamau Stokes steps up for K-State
• Three-minute preview: Kansas State men’s basketball at No. 9 West Virginia
• Dewey’s Pizza opening in Ranch Mart South
• Eyemart Express entering Kansas City market
• Three-minute preview: Missouri men’s basketball at No. 20 Kentucky
• Mizzou suspends QB Maty Mauk again after video surfaces
• Cynthia Billhartz Gregorian: What I learned from ‘The Fabulous Beekman Boys’
• Kat’s Money Corner: Spring break travel on a budget
• Alex Gordon, Salvador Perez set to headline Royals FanFest this weekend
• UMB earnings up 10 percent in fourth quarter, down for the year
• YRC Freight adds to management team
• Sprint’s progress turns around stock’s slide
• Work is underway on groundbreaking Kansas City River Market apartments
• Kansas City Council prepares to review two competing Kemper Arena proposals
• Lack of poise on road haunts KU as Iowa State rallies for 85-72 win
• Tim Meadows impersonates Ben Carson before Kansas-Iowa State game
• Dennis Patton: It’s time to start thinking transplants